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Published: 2007-11-19 06:51:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 4066; Favourites: 64; Downloads: 224
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This is an idea I've been kicking around for a while. I'm not sure the final result is quite what I started out to make, but I think it conveys the feeling I was going for. Hope you enjoy.Poser 7, Vue 6 Esprit, PSP XI
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Nice to hear from you. <3 Sounds like some pretty great things are going on in your life these days. Don't know how you do it all!
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This is gorgeous. What is that brilliant outfit the main woman is wearing? I like that a lot. =^_^=
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Thanks! The outfit is Suit 004 by Posermatic, available here. [link]
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Oh bugger... no longer for sale. Just the same, that looks fab and it's in my little collection of faves. Really like the use of color and the way everything is laid out.
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Oops! Sorry, I didn't notice that when I linked the page.
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great job! her pose is excellent 
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Thank you! Yes, it's Suit 004 from Posermatic available here [link] Very nice piece.
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love it fantastic colors great detail and i love her expression.
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I think it's quite nice. the emotion is subtel enough, it doesnt hit me over the head, and whatever reason the others are wearing their helmets adds to that sense that the focal character is feeling alone, seperated from the flow and the community of wherever she is.
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Thank you! That is just what I was going for. And thanks so much for the fav, it is greatly appreciated!
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Thank you! And thanks also for the watch!
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This had to take FOREVER!! Positively fabulous work!
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Thank you! And thanks so much for the faves, much appreciated!
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This is really good. Very smooth, great use of color. I love the mood too, it's kinda synonymous with today's military situations.
Oh and I can't help but think of Samus Aran from Super Metroid by looking at the subject.
I also know how taxing it can be on your computer to render and work with so many detailed figures at once. I don't have the patience nor the processing power to do that, and for that I salute you, lol.
Anyway, nice work!
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cool stuff with excellent lights
like her expression too
only a small suggestion: give her the full focus by blur the the back a lilbit
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Not sure what you mean by "alphas"... they're Poser models (Vickie 4 and Michael 3, to be exact), set up in Poser and rendered in Vue. Thanks for looking!
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was wondering, cause there is so many 
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Terrific scene. Her expression conveys the sentiment perfectly.
Geez, you must have an incredible 
Very well done!
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Thank you!
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I really like this, whatever you did with her outfit for example makes it look very cloth like. She looks very lost and alone with the only one facing to the left and her helmet off, very spaced away from the others.
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Thank you! That's just the effect I was going for. Glad you like it!
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kickass!! so you composed in Poser, then imported in Vue 6 and rendered there?
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I do exactly the same for crowd poser scenes, only that inside Poser... I only have Vue 5 Infinite and I never can get my poser characters to look natural in Vue... they always look like they're made of Clay... then I haven't spent that much time with Vue. probably with more fiddling I could get it right... thanks again for the info
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Yes, that's right. It's actually several Poser scenes -- one for each character, and one for the hall. I would dress and pose a figure, save it by itself, then import the figure into Vue and put it where I wanted it. Much less painful than trying to set the whole scene up in Poser (at least on my computer).
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I have not been playing anything, actually. How is Tabula Rasa? I had heard it wasn't very solo-friendly.
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It's not bad actually. You can solo out in the open and team in the missions. I've done it both ways. If your machine can handle it, the graphics are gorgeous
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Great scene! You inspire me to try and learn my copy of Vue collecting dust over here, hehe.
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Thank you! There's a lot you can do in Vue that you can't in Poser... though I'm gradually finding out that there are also some things that are easier in Poser. I'd be glad to answer any questions you have about it (to the degree I am able), just note me. Thanks for looking, and thank you so much for the fav!
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What a great sci fi scene. I love the way you have posed all the figures. The lighting too is excellent. I love that outfit you have on them by the way
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Thank you! The outfit is "Suit 004" by Posermatic. [link] Thank you so much for the fav!
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Excellent work, the outfits and textures are awesome
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Terrific scene. Great moodyness and body language. 
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You're most welcome
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Cool piece, Sartori. I keep wanting to see just a *little* more of the left side, with maybe a space-vista out the window. I'm really glad to see you're using VUE so much, too. I've been a long-time supporter of E-on and just can't say enough about how cool a program it is.
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Thank you! I had originally planned to have a space-scape outside the windows, but then I put a reflective glass texture on them and decided I liked the look. Vue definitely allows me to do a lot more than I was able to before. Thanks for looking, and for the comments!
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Great crowd scene hon! Love the emotion and overall feel of the piece, and of course your lighting is spot on
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